KG&E Faces Wolf Creek Delay Uncertainty
KG&E officials remain unsure whether the Wolf Creek nuclear plant fuel loading delay will push back full operation or raise costs. The delay shifts the January target for loading, potentially affecting financing charges and a July rate decision by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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U S Gas Plant Awaits Probe Results In India
Union Carbide will not resume MIC production at its Institute West Virginia plant until the Bhopal gas tragedy probe identifies the cause. Chairman Warren Anderson told a congressional subcommittee he cannot explain the India leak. Neighbors criticized emissions while officials noted large releases of chemicals from the facility.
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Oldest Brain Remains Found At Windover Site
Archaeologists in Titusville Florida report two 7,000-year-old well preserved brains found in a swamp burial ground near Kennedy Space Center. The brains, from a 45 year old female and a 25 to 27 year old male, contain DNA. Findings were announced by Dr Glen H Doran and UF molecular biologists.
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Farmland Ducks The Issues at Manhattan Grain Seminar
Farmland Industries declines to state a position on strong grain target and loan supports in the 1985 farm bill. Harry Cleburg, Farmland vice president, says exports drive agriculture and notes FARMARCO's stake in potential grain policy changes. He cites research predicting U.S. acreage could shrink to meet domestic needs by 2000.
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Women Smell Best Study Finds Men Lag Behind
Washington AP reports University of Pennsylvania researchers led the largest smell study to date finding women have a sharper sense of smell across life, nonsmokers outperforming smokers, and a peak ability between ages 30 and 60. The test of 1955 participants used scratch and sniff booklets.
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Washington
University of Pennsylvania
Richard L. Doty
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